Vision
We believe that Delivery is the key to success of the RNAi therapeutic field.

As a provider of delivery technologies to RNAi therapeutic companies, we hope that each successful delivery platform developed by Traversa will have outstanding potential in the form of field licensing opportunities across multiple acute, chronic and infectious human diseases. As we deepen our pipeline, we look forward to developing more advanced systemic delivery solutions, as well as cell-targeted direct delivery systems providing the next generation of specificity and safety.
Forward Looking Statements
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- March 25, 2010 Traversa Therapeutics and sanofi-aventis enter into a research agreement for the development of Traversa's RNAi delivery technology
- January 6, 2010 Traversa Appoints Curt W. Bradshaw, Ph.D. as VP of Research & Development
- April 2, 2009 Traversa Therapeutics Completes Series B Financing. Company continues to advance toward the clinic with novel RNA interference technologies.
- March 24, 2009 Traversa Therapeutics announces appointment of William G. Kaelin, Jr., M.D. and Yitzhak Tor, Ph.D. to the company's scientific advisory board
- February 4, 2008 Traversa Raises $2M to Advance RNAi Delivery in Angel-Led Series A Financing
